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😮A blogger installed Windows 98… on a toaster He built a Raspberry Pi 5, a 7-inch screen, and a custom enclosure into a regular toaster. To control the toasting process, he wrote his own software, which allows you to lower the trays and turn on the heating. The touchscreen... show more

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